節(jié)日慶典-父親節(jié)最好的禮物是什么

1、父親節(jié)最好的禮物是什么篇一：父親節(jié)獻(xiàn)給父親最好的禮物 獻(xiàn)給父親最好的禮物 有沒(méi)有這么一個(gè)人，他從來(lái)不會(huì)讓我們失望，無(wú)論我們什么樣的要求他都欣然滿(mǎn)足。等到我們慢慢長(zhǎng)大，他總會(huì)把“不用了”掛在嘴邊。他這么說(shuō)，無(wú)非是想讓我們過(guò)的更好，害怕給我們添麻煩。那個(gè)人就是父親，在我們羽翼豐滿(mǎn)大展宏圖的時(shí)候，他卻佝僂著背，僅有的頭發(fā)也變得花白。作為子女，當(dāng)你看到這一幕的時(shí)候你會(huì)不會(huì)心疼，會(huì)不會(huì)鼻酸，會(huì)不會(huì)眼角氤氳？趁著父親健在，你是否想過(guò)真正為他做點(diǎn)什么呢？ 我們知道，父親是一個(gè)不善于表達(dá)的人，無(wú)論他多愛(ài)你，都不會(huì)對(duì)兒女說(shuō)，所以每次父親早出晚歸，都會(huì)以為他對(duì)我們漠不關(guān)心。然而直到我們長(zhǎng)大，才知道父親藏著內(nèi)心深處

2、的愛(ài)。 我們漸漸長(zhǎng)大，父親也會(huì)漸漸老去，然而在你的記憶中，是否覺(jué)得為家庭、子女操勞一輩子的父親形象上有什么不同。不知道從什么時(shí)候開(kāi)始，父親的頭頂已變成”地中海”，曾經(jīng)讓你崇拜父親的自信早已不在。那么，在這個(gè)既特殊又溫馨的父親節(jié)，就送父親到科發(fā)源植發(fā)醫(yī)院做植發(fā)吧。讓父親重獲嶄新頭發(fā)和新形象，把青春面貌還給他們。 植發(fā)手術(shù)是目前唯一能有效解決脫發(fā)問(wèn)題的方法，是采用”東拆墻、補(bǔ)西墻”的原理進(jìn)行手術(shù)。將發(fā)友本人后枕部毛囊健康合理化取出，然后自然分散性地種植到脫發(fā)部位，讓壞死的毛囊替換上好的毛囊，這樣就能重新長(zhǎng)出新頭發(fā)。并保持原發(fā)的生物特性，不會(huì)再次脫落或壞死，可終生擁有。 科發(fā)源植發(fā)醫(yī)院作為一家中國(guó)最

3、早引進(jìn)國(guó)外先進(jìn)設(shè)備的醫(yī)院，做植發(fā)已經(jīng)有18年的歷程，擁有豐富的臨床經(jīng)驗(yàn)，被治愈的發(fā)友遍布祖國(guó)大江南北。先進(jìn)的PUE+PTT三維動(dòng)態(tài)雙極速植發(fā)技術(shù)，此技術(shù)取種無(wú)需開(kāi)刀，無(wú)需縫合，從而從根本上避免了供體區(qū)毛囊損傷，而且術(shù)后恢復(fù)快，不會(huì)影響正常生活，且種植出來(lái)的新頭發(fā)真實(shí)自然，與天生毛發(fā)無(wú)異，永不脫落，是治療脫發(fā)最佳植發(fā)技術(shù)。 今年的父親節(jié)，我們要怎么感恩脫發(fā)的父親呢？是像往年一樣虛度，心靈的愧疚更添一層，還是帶父親去科發(fā)源植發(fā)醫(yī)院做植發(fā)，讓父親重新找回年輕時(shí)的自信呢？ 篇二：給父親的最好的禮物 給父親的最好的禮物 提起父親，可能很多人都會(huì)想起朱自清的背影，那個(gè)年邁的背影曾經(jīng)感動(dòng)過(guò)一代又一代的人。如

4、今生活節(jié)奏越來(lái)越快，人們?cè)絹?lái)越難表達(dá)自己的內(nèi)心感情。父親節(jié)到了，我們能送給父親的最好的禮物是什么呢？ Though never one to be green with envy, I am often jealous of some of my Hollywood gal pals like Jessica Simpson and Beyoncé - not for the glamorous gowns, sexy romances or all their money, awards and fame. Its for the simplest things. The comf

5、ort of having their families so involved in the day-to-day of their careers as they help them navigate the slipperyslopes of stardom. Even Sandy Bullocks father runs her production company Fortis Films with her sisters. How tediousyet reassuring, soothing and calming that must be to know there is so

6、meone behind you in this fickle and often phony Hollywood game who is really looking out for your best interests, not their own. As an adult, I am surrounded by the finest things in life, although I am often haunted by a sense of loneliness because today as I sign my mortgagefor my new loft and begi

7、n to pack for a trip to Africa as a Youth AIDS ambassador I realize all the dreams I had as a child are coming true, but I would never have realized those dreams without the sacrifices of my father. It has been two years since Richard Bloch left me and this planet. However, every day through all the

8、 ups and downs of my “glamorous life,” his spirit, advice and even some of his best and worst traits live within his son. Far too often I find my life to be reminiscent of a cheesy TV movie complete with a soundtrack that plays in my mind. This weeks theme is “The Living Years” by Mike and the Mecha

9、nics. When this song was a hit and I was a child I couldnt begin to fathom the poignancy and prominence the lyrics would hold for me as an adult. “For every generation blames the one before and all their frustrations come beating on your door. I know that I am a prisoner to all my father held so dea

10、r. I know that I am a hostageto all his hopes and fears say it loud, and say it clear, you can listen as well as you can hear. Its too late when we die to admit we dont see eye to eye. I wish I wouldve told him in the living years.” Fortunately, for many of my friends and me, our proud fathers got t

11、o see and experience many of our successes, basically thats the payoff for all their sacrifices. As they moved to the suburbs, to a house they couldnt afford to commute for an hour to work their butts off for us to live the American Dream. As kids we adore them and as teens we abhor them. My adolesc

12、ence was a state of constant defiance. Despite that fact, I am so glad I stopped fighting the future and took advantage of the time as an adult to share my life with my father. One commonality we all have is a father. Some raise us, some leave us, some help us and some scar us, but everyone I know h

13、as a story about theirs even if it is that he wasnt there genetically he was, and that DNA imprint alone can never disappear. They make us crazy and impose all kinds of stupid rules that seem totally uncool but they fund our lives with cash and experiences. So lets face it, the money part is a lot e

14、asier to accept especially as a kid, though as I got older its the long drawn out stories that seem to have had the greatest value. The older I get, the more sense and sensitivity I have for those of us whose fathers are not with us. There will be no breakfast in bed. Fathers Day for us is a time of

15、 reflection and memories, would have, could have, should have. This year when you buy him that tie or or give him that card, just know that all he really wants is to spend some time with you. Skip the GPS. Give him a smile, it will fit. Throw in a longer hug - its free. Make his day! Tell him you lo

16、ve him, and better yet tell him you respect him or that hes your hero. There are some things this tinsel town shop-a-holic has learned you just cant buy and theyre priceless. The first gift your father gives you is life, and it is a circle. No matter how rich or how poor, whether you are the folks n

17、ext door, Brad and Angelina, Ben and Jen, Tom and Katie, or Will and Jada, one thing is for certain. Life goes on and the circle will turn and the parent will become like the child, and let me tell you payback is a bitch! As I began paying for dinners and trips and driving the car, it allowed my fat

18、her to become my best friend. Because he knew the tried and true me with all the flaws, through all my mistakes, my happiness was all what mattered, not my financial status, or my sexual proclivity or even that I can be a cranky, controlling, whiney bitch. Love was always the answer, and when that t

19、ime came for him to leave us I got to show him just how much I cared and honored him. He had always been active and vibrantwhether hanging at a photo shoot with John Travolta and me, or having a dance at a Hollywood gala with Fran Drescher, or just golfing with his geriatric homeboys. He loved life,

20、 and the quality of his life. And I cant count the times he said to me, “If I cant golf, and live with dignity I dont want to live.” There would be no wheelchairs, or life support for this talkative man on the go. (The apple did not fall far from the tree, obviously). So when he suffered a massive s

21、troke, and the doctor said there was no hope for a normal recovery, there would be no more golf, he would be wheelchair-bound and probably would not be able to speak or feed himself I realized as much as I needed him and I didnt want to let go, it wasnt about me and what I wanted. I knew I must hono

22、r his wishes and give back his greatest gift to me, unconditional, unselfish love and dignity. So as the circle of life begins, he helped bring me into this world, to take my first breath, and as the circle continues he helped me to become the man I am. I realize my greatest gift would be as the cir

23、cle was completed as I laid in his bed we took every last breath together and that comfort will be with me forever. In those last few minutes he couldnt speak but he could hear my every word, and he tried to squeeze me to let me know he heard, I was suddenly flooded with so much information, I quick

24、ly knew so much about him and myself that I never understood - words just cant explain. There was no pain, just love. From my one, my only father. I guess my friend Luther Vandross song says what is really the best gift for Fathers Day: “Back when I was a child before life removed all the innocence

25、my father would lift me high and dance with my mother and I, then spin me around until I fell asleep. Then, up the stairs, he would carry me, and I knew for sure I was loved. If I could get another chance, another walk, another dance with him Id play a song that would never ever end. How I would lov

26、e, love, love to dance with my father again.” I love you daddy, happy Fathers Day. 篇三：2015父親節(jié)要送爸爸什么禮物好？ 6月21日，是2015年的父親節(jié)。前段時(shí)間過(guò)母親節(jié)的時(shí)候送了媽媽禮物，在父親節(jié)的時(shí)候怎么能怠慢爸爸呢?不然爸爸該吃醋了以下提供一些父親節(jié)禮物，希望能讓你找到心儀的一份 送個(gè)爸爸平時(shí)用得著的東西，每次用的時(shí)候就能想到是你送的，注意爸爸平時(shí)說(shuō)話(huà)，會(huì)需要東西的! 父親節(jié)送禮物之一：衣服 貼心衣裳款式再漂亮，總還是穿給別人看的，衣服質(zhì)料的舒適自如，是家人才會(huì)細(xì)心看重的指數(shù)。健康是最時(shí)尚的態(tài)度，為老爸選一件可心的衣服前，先看看它是什么料子，有多舒適。建議以天然質(zhì)料或高科技面料為上選。 注意：要清楚爸爸穿的